Yuval Noah Harari, historian. author of Sapiens and Homo Deus

Sapiens looked at the past and Homo Deus looked towards the future. This amazing work completes the trilogy, exploring how we live now in the author's unique way.

John Grant, co-founder of the legendary 1990s London creative agency St Luke’s.

We are in the midst of a well-being revolution at work - this is an account of that revolution by the co-founder of legendarily creative advertising agency St Luke's.

Michael Chertoff, second Secretary of Homeland Security from 2005-2009

Former US Secretary of Homeland Security puts forward a powerful argument for new laws and policies surrounding cyber security - He argues that personal freedom is at stake.

Gary Smith, Fletcher Jones Professor of Economics at Pomona College

Don't believe everything you read, see and hear about artificial intelligence. It's not all that. Taking examples from the US elections, board games, medicine, face recognition and Karoake

Lewis Dartnell

Why is the world the way it is? UK Space Agency researcher Lewis Dartnell examines the forces that shape our planet and our lives.

Andy Cope, Jonathan Peach and Mike Martin (The Art of Brilliance)

Lead from the front, make the most of yourself and make everyone around you feel great. Sounds like a good idea on paper, but how do you put it into practice?

Yours Truly: Art, Human Rights And The Power of Writing a Letter

Postcards written by visitors to the author's art exhibition sent to prisoners of conscience around the world with incredible consequences.

William Keegan

The current Brexit "crisis" put into context by the economics editor of The Observer - Reassuring or depressing depending on your point of view.

Joao Madeiros

The Wired Deputy Editor examines the science behind high performance in sport and how analysis can change the fortunes of any elite team.